Word Association Thread

Misery Mystery**

** other Mobiles may also exist. There again, by definition they might not. We only have a cartoon’s on the subject to prove it, so that one is looking a bit dodgy.

Have to go out now, have a good rest of the day! Back online tomorrow.

 

Hi Taff...a tough day ahead then
This may (or not) amuse you, you posted re Ipcrest with a tag line - not a lot of people know that: Michael Caine's phrase. My next entry was Mutiny - the Caine Mutiny. Hey ho

Mystery - Misanthropy

 

Hi Nick - must apologise, that went straight over my tired (& disappointed) head. (Missed out on a Chairmanship I wanted, but that's another non-sporting tale......)

Anyway:

Misanthropy - Melancholy

 

Morning all

No apologies needed Taff, sorry to hear of your disappointment (no pun intended).
At least you have that view to raise your spirits.

Luck to our teams today, looking forward to our lot vs Wallabies & your lot vs AB's

Today's theme, words containg consecutive letter NCH

Melancholy - Anchovy

Wonder what's happened to Lamby? Hope he's OK

 

Morning all & cheers Nick!

Good luck to all our teams today whatever the shape of their balls.......

Anchovy - Penchant

I echo your sentiments re Lamby!

 

A lovely cold & frosty morning here with a cobalt blue sky. Lunchtime KO at local Rugby club then the games on TV. Have to stay (relatively) sober as I'm being dragged to the theatre tonight by MrsNB

Penchant - Disenchanted

 

Glad to hear that MrsNB is looking after your cultural well being!

Disenchanted - Clinch

 

Shakespeare yes - Noel Coward NO

Clinch - Conch **

** Would think you may well come across one or two during your morning/afternoon stroll

 

BLOODY HELL

 

Great win for Scotland - same old for Wales

Conch - Pancho

 

Morning all

Survived the Luvvies at the Local Rep and (secretly) enjoyed the evening. A cosy little but well appointed bar selling LaLaphroaig at £2 single & £3.50 a double helped considerably.
Justly celebrating a famous victory, should be a cracking Six Nations!!
Todays theme if anybody is around :

Words Starting and Ending with O

Pancho - Obbligato

 

Morning Nick - glad your cultural soirée went well.

Obligato - Orinoco*

* - other rivers are available as are other Wombles...

 

Morning Taff

Honestly thought Wales could have/should have done better. A lot of chances went begging, that's the difference with the AB"s, half a chance and its taken

Orinoco - Orsino **

** other Shakesperean Dukes are available

 

Morning all, and sorry about the job, Taff,

Orsino Otranto **

** other castles also existed in 18th and 19th century Gothic novels. Within the obvious context that they were made up.

 

Morning PH

Another bad day at the office yesterday!!

Otranto - Orvieto **

** Arguably one of the most beautiful towns and settings not only in Italy, but anywhere. The local wine - off dry variety, ice cold, drank in-situ at sunset is one of my favourite memories. To be revisited next spring, God and my back willing

 

Cheers PH. I'm a Non-Exec (& will continue to be) and was one of three interested.

Orvieto - Orlando

 

Morning all,

Today’s theme is words beginning with B and ending with M.

Orlando Bloom

 

Morning all

I saw what you did there PH

Bloom - Blossom

 

Yeah, Nick, just wanted something apposite, and that was the first thing that came to mind. Not even sure who he is, though I just quickly looked on the Internet to make sure he actually is someone at all, and not just a figment of my imagination.

Blossom Botulism

 

Frodo or the guy in Pirates of the Caribbean

Botulism - Bottom **
** other Shakesperean characters are available, as are similarly unfunny TV sitcoms